Hi Mugur, I am working on the FreeBSD script and I noticed in INSTALL
document you used the original campsite apache config file as an
example, that uses html and cgi-bin directories.
This might be confusing to people when creating their own apache
config for campsite
Ondra


On Apr 8, 2008, at 01:54, Mugur Rus wrote:

> Dear Campsite users,
>
> Today we released the package 3.0.0-rc3 of Campsite. This version is
> feature complete and all known bugs were fixed.
>
> This package contains some sample templates together with the
> corresponding database which you can install by following the steps
> in the INSTALL file. Unlike 2.2-2.7 versions 3.0 does not support
> multiple instances anymore. This means that for each instance you
> want to run you have to install Campsite in a new virtual host. The
> install process is much simpler and the dependencies are much fewer:
> we removed the C++ code so every dependency related to it vanished.
> No more compiling
>
> The APC (Alternative PHP Cache) dependency was removed since beta2
> version for Windows testers.
>
> Go to the Campware site (http://www.campware.org) to download the
> package.
>
> Happy testing!
> Campsite team

It is, I just thought it is better for sysadmin to have a chance to
copy - paste semi functional config.
Therefore if you advice in install guide to copy site directory to
peoples web, the config should point to this site and not to some html
dir.
Also if cgi-bin is not used by campsite, it should not be mentioned.

Ondra


On Apr 9, 2008, at 13:12, Mugur Rus wrote:

> I don't understand, isn't it how a regular virtual host config file
> should look like, including the cgi-bin directory? Anyway, I deleted
> the references to cgi-bin.
>
> Mugur
>
> On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Koutek Ondra
> wrote:
> Hi Mugur, I am working on the FreeBSD script and I noticed in
> INSTALL document you used the original campsite apache config file
> as an example, that uses html and cgi-bin directories.
> This might be confusing to people when creating their own apache
> config for campsite
> Ondra
>
>
> On Apr 8, 2008, at 01:54, Mugur Rus wrote:
>> Dear Campsite users,
>>
>> Today we released the package 3.0.0-rc3 of Campsite. This version
>> is feature complete and all known bugs were fixed.
>>
>> This package contains some sample templates together with the
>> corresponding database which you can install by following the steps
>> in the INSTALL file. Unlike 2.2-2.7 versions 3.0 does not support
>> multiple instances anymore. This means that for each instance you
>> want to run you have to install Campsite in a new virtual host. The
>> install process is much simpler and the dependencies are much
>> fewer: we removed the C++ code so every dependency related to it
>> vanished. No more compiling
>>
>> The APC (Alternative PHP Cache) dependency was removed since beta2
>> version for Windows testers.
>>
>> Go to the Campware site (http://www.campware.org) to download the
>> package.
>>
>> Happy testing!
>> Campsite team
>
>

Hi Sebastian,

Using a phantom section to display the polls is a bad design idea. Please
redesign poll so it doesn't need a phantom section. This phantom section
means patches that make code maintenance harder.

Mugur

On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Sebastian Goebel
wrote:

> For the poll plugin I used an phantom section, with no articles, just to:
> 1. have it on the Menu
> 2. define section-poll.tpl as section template
>
> This is not necessary, also can include poll.tpl on fixed templates, other
> section etc. pp.
>
> Sava is concerned that those phantom sections could be confusing for an
> editor to have empty sections. Should we implement an feature for hiding
> sections from the section list page in admin?
>
> Sebastian
>
>